isms
unification
industrialization
1848 revolutions
Conservatism + Liberalism
100

rooted in the ideas of Adam Smith and Laissez faire

Economic Liberalism

100

Italians pushed for unification because they resented their subjugation to which nation?

Austria

100

Where did industrialization start

britain 

100

in france what group tried to overthrow the conservative government 

liberal reformers

100

What is the principle of legitmacy?

A political theory that states rulers should have a legitimate claim to power, often through hereditary succession

200

The ISM that drove the congress of Vienna

Conservitism

200

customs movement established to stimulate trade and industrialization in the German states

Zollverein

200

what is urbanization

population shift from rural to urban
200

What were the main countries in the revolutions of 1848

Prussia, france, austria 
200

Who was Metternich?

Austrian leader who organized the Congress of Vienna

300

 movement that rejected and reacted to the enlightenment’s quest for truth

Romantisim 

300

The major event that the unifications of Germany and Italy contributed to alongside the Crimean War

Concert of Europe

300

Name one technological invention that contributed to industrialization

Steam Engine, cotton, industry advancements, Iron, industry, transportatio

300

Were there any short term effects of the revolution of 1848

no. they all failed pretty much

300

What was Economic Liberalism and who advocated for it?

Laissez-faire, Thomas Malthus

400

the ISM reflected in Edmund Burke’s Reflections on the Revolution in France, which emphasized the dangers of “radical” political change

Conservatism 

400

Name the 3 Wars that were precursors to german unification under Bismarck

The Danish War, The Austro Prussian War, The Franco-Prussian War

400

What advantages did Great Britian have that allowed it to industrialize first?

agricultural changes, a population boom, economic innovations, a scientific viewpoint, transportation foundations, natural resources, a supportive government, and a vast trade network

400

What were the long term effects?

Germany and italian unification 

400

How did conservatives attempt to repair the damage of the Napoleonic period and maintaining traditional political authority?

stablishing conservative political regimes, restoring the legitimacy of overthrown monarchs, and suppressing nationalism and liberalism

500

Movements the Holy Alliance was formed against

Liberalism and Nationalism

500

Under Austria, what german decree was passed to censor liberal and nationalist organizations such as the Burschenschaften

The Carlsbad Decree

500

Who was the Urban Reformer that wrote the “Reoprt on the Condition of the Labouring Population of Great Britian”

Edwin Chadwick

500

What was the main driving force behind the revolutions of 1848?

dissatisfaction with political leadership, more participation in government/democracy, and push for more liberal reforms

500

What are 3 factors that caused the Greek Revolt?

A: Revival of greek nationalism, turkish oppression, and the suppression of the Ottoman Empire